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Dr. Who / Star Trek #4 - preview

Fri, 24 Aug 2012 17:20:46 GMT

Posted by: sherkahn

Assimilation continues as a fan-fiction meeting comes to life.

Grab the hankies and keep them handy. Nerd-gasms ahoy.

( *speechless* )

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Star Trek/Dr. Who crossover #3 preview

Tue, 17 Jul 2012 15:39:18 GMT

Posted by: sherkahn

ComicBookResources has the preview as
the heroes meet the villains.

( Fascinating. )

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Doctor Who / Star Trek crossover #2

Wed, 27 Jun 2012 21:11:55 GMT

Posted by: sherkahn

Get the towels and lube handy. The muy sexy fanboy preview image to come out issue #2 will leave you and ooie pile of orgasmic goo on your floor.

I swear they must have known Comic Con was coming up and I am attending.

( Resistance is sexy. )

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Dr Who / Stark Trek TNG crossover - the covers for September

Thu, 14 Jun 2012 19:46:46 GMT

Posted by: sherkahn

Smoke 'em if ya got them.
IO9.com has the previews, and I love their simplicity and nuance.

I'll be the corner now, massaging my head, letting the images and possibilities caress my inner fanboy.

( To boldy go..... )

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Dr. Who / Star Trek TNG crossover - the preview

Tue, 29 May 2012 20:40:56 GMT

Posted by: sherkahn

Lube ready?
Cigarettes ready?
Towels ready?
ComicBookResources has the preview.

Engage Nerd/Fan-gasm! Set for maximum thrust!!!

( Make it so. )

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Death’s Head versus The Hulk versus… ?

Mon, 23 Jan 2012 10:39:08 GMT

Posted by: angelophile

I’ve posted some of Simon Williams work here before. Simon used to produce strips for Panini UK, until Disney pulled their license to produce new Marvel material for the European market. One of his pet projects, which later led to him drawing an official team up between Hulk and Death’s Head in the pages of Panini’s Marvel Heroes title was an unofficial crossover between the characters posted to his Deviantart. Well, recently, Simon posted the missing two pages from the crossover on his blog, adding an unexpected guest star and sending the story into the realms of the halcyon days of Marvel UK at its most cracktastic.

( Read more... )

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Doctor Who - The Widow and the Wardrobe Trailer

Wed, 07 Dec 2011 03:35:02 GMT

Posted by: aeka

Good evening ladies and gents! In just two weeks, we get our second Doctor Who Christmas Special with yet another classic reference in its title. I hereby present you with both the Children in Need special and the trailer for said Christmas episode!

Don't worry. It's nothing controversial this time...or at least it shouldn't be. Unless you count the Doctor being **spoilers** stripped naked by a remote-control controversial. But other than that it should be rated 'E' for 'Everyone.' :)

( Anyway...roll tape! :) )

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What Gets Attacked

Mon, 03 Oct 2011 18:20:43 GMT

Posted by: q99

( One Page from Wonderella, guest starring The Doctor )

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Non-linearity, in my Doctor Who? It's more likely than I think!

Sun, 03 Jan 2010 01:15:32 GMT

Posted by: thanekos

So yeah, know how IDW's been publishing Doctor Who stuff?

Well, in addition to the miniseries (plural), they also did a varied set of one shots- a Leah Moore co-written tale of emotionless folk and Empathivores, a John Ostrander-penned " the Doctor makes a robot revolution happen " story (with a lovely ending), one involving H.G Wells and Torchwood, and so forth.

And then there's Room With A Deja View, written by Rich Johnston.

( Which begins, as all things do, at the beginning. )

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Ted Kord is a Whovian

Fri, 20 Nov 2009 00:56:05 GMT

Posted by: theanswer

( That fanboy of ours... )

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When Alan Moore wrote Doctor Who... sort of

Wed, 15 Apr 2009 22:23:24 GMT

Posted by: icon_uk.insanejournal.com

Many moons ago (29 years ago to be precise), before he even wrote for 2000AD, an up and coming UK writer wrote for Doctor Who Weekly. Fresh faced and sprightly (Well, actually probably not, but it's a fun mental image) this eager young creator wrote, amongst others, a little trilogy of back up strips detailing some unseen elements of the past of the Doctor's people, the Time Lords of Gallifrey. Even with Maxwell the Magcial Cat under his belt, who knew Alan Moore would go so far! :) The triology also introduced a couple of characters who would go on to bigger, and better, things, but not yet.

( Star Death! )

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You never forget your first Doctor

Wed, 01 Apr 2009 20:01:02 GMT

Posted by: dorksidefiker.insanejournal.com

Just one page from YAFGC, by the creator of The 10 Doctors (which as you all may recall, was posted here before). It amused me, so I'm sharing.

( Read more... )

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Do something funny for money! ...again

Fri, 13 Mar 2009 13:35:43 GMT

Posted by: skitty_kat.insanejournal.com

So, following on from our red-nosed Turtles earlier in the week, I bring you more from the glorious Comic Relief comic of 1991.

( You'll like it, but not a lot... )

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Doctor Who: Return to Vortis

Sun, 08 Mar 2009 22:18:20 GMT

Posted by: unknownscribler.insanejournal.com

A return of a lost post. This comes from issue #55 of the New Zealand Doctor Who zine Time Space Visualiser. TSV contains the standard mix of news, reviews, articles and fiction in 80+ A5 pages, including a mix of both ongoing and standalone strips that range from regulation action adventure to the heart breakingly whimsical. This particular one is an 8th Doctor story sequelling the 1st Doctor story Web Planet, done as a pastiche of Beowulf.

( Crysalis )

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